i am expanding my blog to accept requests for kaiju number 8 🧘♀️ i freaking love that anime and want to write for it.
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i am expanding my blog to accept requests for kaiju number 8 🧘♀️ i freaking love that anime and want to write for it.
hii! i wasn’t sure if you still took requests for kaiju no 8, but if you did i wanted to request ren ichikawa x reader one shot! where the reader gets injured after battling against a kaiju and she’s heavily hurt? something along the lines haha, thank you!! love your work
stay awake : reno ichikawa
synopsis. after a mission goes horribly wrong, reno is forced to confront just how close he came to losing you.
tws. female reader, injuries
note. of course i do!! it’s just been a while since i last wrote for it, so thanks for the req! this isn’t too angsty cuz..i couldnt handle it 🥲
the battlefield was still smoking when reno found you.
despite the kaiju threat successfully neutralized, its massive body collapsing in a heap of charred flesh and broken concrete, reno didn’t care about the victory. his eyes were locked on the collapsed section of the building where he’d last seen you fighting—and then suddenly gone after a brutal swipe sent you crashing through debris.
he sprinted through the rubble, ignoring kafka’s concerned yelling, heart pounding louder than the emergency sirens. when he finally spotted you half-buried under broken concrete, blood staining your combat suit, something in him shattered.
“[Y/N]!”
Kn8 Headcanons: As they breathe their last on the battlefield, the characters' thoughts are of their loved one.
Contents: Angst, romance, character death
Characters: Kafka Hibino, Gen Narumi, Soshiro Hoshina [x Reader].
Dividers by: @uzmacchiato
It's Sunday morning, and I hardly ever write angst, because it makes me cry, imagining my faves in these situations, but here we are.
tracksuit menace — narumi gen, kn8
established fwb, female reader, mild possessiveness, mild exhibitionism, piv sex, unprotected sex, oral f!receiving, creampies, handjob, 6.6k words
rye shared this fanart, ji made me feel bad about gen constantly getting dethroned in my writing by dudes with bowl cuts, and idk. i lost my goddamn mind and this happened
"Fuck me," you mumble, and Narumi Gen snorts.
"Keep it in your pants," he says smugly, ruffling his bangs back in that way he knows you like. "You've got me all day, as soon as we're done with this."
"I hate you," you say simply, and Gen laughs. Your lips twitch, but you bite it back, opting to blink up at him instead, leaning into his space. "Are you sure you wanna lead this demonstration with a boner, Narumi taichou?"
Gen huffs, torn between annoyance and wanting to preen. He loves hearing his title from your lips, but it's only a reminder that you're in public, and that he really shouldn't be thinking of all the other times he's corrected you, the way your voice cracks around his name when you're gushing all over his cock.
You take another step closer into his bubble, ignoring propriety, and Gen finds his breath caught in his throat. The hallway is empty, for now, the platoon waiting just beyond the doors. There's nobody to see the way your chest presses against his arm, and you're — so incredibly soft —
"Will you let me wear your jacket, later? With nothing underneath?" you ask quietly, your tone light and casual. "It'll look good on me, don't you think?"
"Fuck me."
Thanks to @madameflamey for the suggestion of Kafka with body worship, thank you for playing with me 💜 I got a bit more sappy than intended... sorry about that!
kafka hibino x female reader (suggestive)
He didn’t deserve you.
He didn’t deserve this—any of it.
Kafka wasn’t sure why fate had played him this hand in life, and every morning when he woke up, he spent the first ten minutes making sure everything he had experienced wasn’t some elaborate dream. What a wonderful dream it would have been, even despite the hardships, because nothing good came without some level of sacrifice.
But it wasn’t a dream.
Your soft snores were real, the drool he felt on his chest was real, and the warmth in his heart when he glanced down to find you still fast asleep, naked and clinging to him like you might fall out the bed otherwise, was very real.
He chuckled and let his mind wander, reliving the events of last night with a boyish grin plastered to his face.
Gods, you were so damn sexy and finding you waiting for him in nothing but his favourite team’s hockey jersey and a smile had been the highlight of his week, if not his entire month. It was no wonder he had dropped his training bag unceremoniously and practically leapt onto the bed.
𝕊𝕆𝕄𝔼𝕆ℕ𝔼'𝕊 𝕁𝔼𝔸𝕃𝕆𝕌𝕊!
You could feel someone burning a hole into the back of your head.
You put down your rifle and looked up at the top of the building behind you. There he was, staring intently at you—Narumi Gen, Captain of the First Division and the strongest officer in JAKDF.
Your mind drifted back to last night.
You were on your way back to your quarters when Vice Captain Hasegawa stopped you.
"Platoon Leader L/N, I need your help."
Judging by the troubled look on his face, you had a feeling it had something to do with Narumi.
"Sure. What is it?"
"HQ has been nagging us about the reports, but Narumi still refuses to do them. He's been sulking."
Your brows furrowed in confusion. "What does that have to do with me?"
"You see..." Hasegawa hesitated. "Narumi actually likes you, and he got jealous because you had lunch with Platoon Leader Tachibana."
Oh.
So that was why he'd been acting sour toward you ever since lunch. Looking back, you had noticed that he asked you to spar with him more often than anyone else. He also complimented your skills from time to time, which was incredibly rare coming from him.
You snapped back to reality when a shot hit the ground beside you.
Narumi was glaring at you from above, a silent warning to stay focused—or maybe he was still upset.
Once training ended, you decided to confront him.
"Captain Narumi, did I do something wrong?" you asked. "I'm only asking because you've been staring at me with an annoyed look ever since yesterday's lunch."
"No. I was just... evaluating you. Yeah, evaluating."
"Really? Because it definitely didn't feel that way. It feels more like I did something that really pissed you off."
"I'm just having a bad day."
"Okay, but Vice Captain Hasegawa told me something yesterday, and honestly, it was quite a surprise. Though I can't be sure unless I hear it from you."
You weren't sure where the sudden boldness came from. Maybe it was your curiosity getting the better of you.
A look of panic flashed across his face before he quickly composed himself.
"What nonsense did he tell you?"
"I think you know exactly what I'm talking about."
"No, I don't!" he huffed, pouting.
"Deny it all you want, but I know exactly why you've been looking at me like that."
He let out an annoyed sigh.
"Okay, fine. I hate it when you spend so much time talking to Tachibana."
You noticed a faint pink tint creeping across his cheeks, which only made you want to tease him further.
"And why do you hate that?"
"Because I like you, dummy," he blurted out, his nervousness painfully obvious.
You grinned.
"Yeah, that's what I wanted to hear. Was it really that hard to say?"
He rolled his eyes.
"Where did all this confidence suddenly come from?"
"Where else would it come from if not from the cockiest captain I know?"
HOW DEEP IS YOUR LOVE ?
﹙ 💭 ﹚reno ichikawa x f!reader ⸝⸝ yearning, flirting and puppy love?? reno is a dedicated man 🤷♀️ (potentially ooc, not proofread)
forewarning ─── reader is lowkey cold bcs she has problems w showing emotions, and she's also a little in denial of someone actually falling for her. mentions towards the death of a family member. be warned, reckless and suicidal tendencies in the reader’s behavior. for the sake of the story, reader is described as athletic/built. btw im lowk inexperienced when writing yearning ;( also i was listening to “my way of life” by frank sinatra while writing this, highly recommend u do that too (honestly this is so old, i finished it months ago and just found it again, thinking of a part 2 tho)
disclaimer ─── this fanfic is for entertainment purposes only. the use of this text for ai model training, data mining, commercial purposes or any automated reproduction is strictly prohibited without my (the author's) explicit consent. translating or reposting to other platforms is also strictly forbidden without my permission.
You weren’t scared.
How could you be, when Kaijus have become a common sight for you? Not because you were a JAKDF officer, not yet, but because you learned to analyze and move instead of staying stuck with one problem.
Many people thought that ignoring a botheration would make it disappear. That the less you acknowledged it, the more it would cower into nothingness.
You learned very early on that it was never that easy. So, you trained. Because lying in wait wouldn’t bring back your sister from her grave. But neither would fighting, you knew.
The closer you got to death, the closer you got to her.
That’s why you threw yourself into battle, eyes focused front with your heart pounding in your chest.
The suit fit like a second skin, your finger resting on the trigger of the gun. It was an unfamiliar weight that you welcomed, even if this was just an exam and your acceptance into the force wasn’t confirmed. You would keep trying until you couldn’t.
Couldn’t stand, couldn’t breathe, couldn’t live.
Reno Ichikawa, on the other hand, was dumbfounded. He couldn’t understand your disregard for your own safety. That confusion sprouted from you jumping into the mouth of Kaiju after pushing him out of the way.
He stood to close, still nervous in the first moments of the exam, eyes darting left and right with hand shaking.
A shadow threw over his figure, the sunlight outlining a Yoju. Then, a push. A call. “Move!”
His back met the floor, and the last thing he saw was you, one of your feet slotted between the teeth and muscle of the creature as you pushed yourself forward.
Its mouth closed around you. A deafening silence surrounded the area, the smell of fresh blood and steel still occupying every corner you walked. All of a sudden, a voice. Muffled, but loud enough to be heard from inside the Yoju. Unleashed power: 40%
A ringing filled the quiet, organs flying like a wave. It rained purple, the iron smell of the flesh becoming clear and nauseating.
You stood, unbound and unaffected by what you had just done, weapon strapped to you and the thin pin of a grenade stuck between two of your fingers.
In that moment, he had believed you were born to fight. Born to protect. And so much further than him.
Your head turned to the side, eyes not betraying your appearance. Sharp and calculating. “Keep moving, Ichikawa. There’s no use for people who freeze.”
It was harsh, but true. He couldn’t afford to fail this and lose his opportunity.
When he found out you were accepted, something in him was proud.
It didn’t surprise him that you were, with the stunt that you pulled off and survived. But what he did notice was you pulling away.
Straying away from crowds, avoiding conversations and training alone. You were closed off, never entering the space of another and never letting someone do the same to you.
He took it as his chance to approach you.
Your chest heaved, sweat dripping down the side of your face as you stopped in your tracks, taking the moment to breathe.
Your palms settled on your knees, spine arched in as your sight began to blur. From exhaustion or the sweat dropping into your eyes, you couldn’t tell. You always pushed too far when your head was too loud.
“Here,” a shadow fell over you from your left, a water bottle entering your vision as you felt your throat dry.
Your hands clenched, eyebrows furrowing as you tilted your head up, (e/c) hues meeting a soft purple-lavender wrapped in sunlight. The boy you pushed, you remember. “No offense, but you look like you could use it.”
Pushing yourself to stand straight again you accepted the bottle, twisting the cap open and taking multiple gulps. He took the soundless space as his shot to speak. “I wanted to thank you for saving me back then.”
You only hummed in response, glancing at him as you drank. Wiping the dampness from your forehead you scanned him from head to toe, studying him. Awkward silence wove between you, your heavy breaths becoming a quieting sensation.
“Um,” he sweat-dropped, “I know it’s not my place to ask, but why do you never hang out with the other girls or generally anyone?”
You paused at his question. If I get close again, they’ll die, you wanted to say. I carry so much bad luck with me. But you couldn’t bring yourself to. “It’s not your place to ask.” Had you always been so mean?
Of course not. When Emiko was alive, you made sure to share whatever you had with her. A flower crown, your lunch, a camera. She tethered you to this world until fate decided you’ve become too dependent.
He gulped, nodding hastily. “Of course. I just think none of us are necessarily bad, if that’s what you’re scared of. I’m sure Kafka and and Kikoru wouldn’t mind if you joined us for dinner at a ramen shop tonight? Only if you want to though!”
Your eyes didn’t stray from his own, the water he offered now resting lazily in your hold, reminding you of the situation. He was trying. Out of all the other in-training-officers, he was the only one to attempt and become closer with you.
What if you hadn’t saved him? He would’ve failed the exam. He could’ve died. But you didn’t let that happen. Even if you hadn’t, would he still have approached you like he did now?
Emiko would’ve liked him.
“Fine,” you broke your thoughts with verbal response, screwing the drink shut and brushing past him. “But I don’t plan to stay for long.”
You didn’t linger long enough to hear his answer, continuing your jog.
Showering beforehand, you threw on casual clothes, baggy jeans and a shirt, before stepping out of your dorm, coming face-to-face with Kikoru Shinomiya.
Awkward silence followed. Again.
You were well aware of her heritage and skill, far above any trainee. By calculation, you’re certain she would leave her mark on the world. You didn’t bother to understand what you appeared like in the eyes of others, but you knew too you weren’t far behind her.
“You finally look normal for once,” you tilted your head at her words, pocketing your phone and wallet. “Normal?”
“Yeah,” she hummed, beginning to walk after you closed your door. “You always just look tense in that suit. If you weren’t as talented as you are, I would’ve told you straight up that it isn’t made for you.”
The rumors do her justice then. Bold and straightforward, confident in her skill, but even she sometimes pushes her limits too far.
“So, was that an insult or?” Your words trailed off, walking side by side with her. “Back-handed compliment.”
You recognized it. The layer of protection that she coated over herself like a silk cloak that bore her name, the refusal to let others see that she cares deeply. It felt like looking in a mirror.
Dinner felt loose with the three of them. Not the kind that had you hanging on for more, but the kind that had you realize the moment you’re in. Sitting bathed in the gentle orange hue of the ceiling lamps, laughter soft with the air light, yet full of conversations that seemed endless.
You found yourself smiling again, glancing down at your bowl of ramen with something akin to reminiscence. This is what authors wrote about when hearing friendship, the moment people thought about when meeting their friends, the memories elders look back at when storytelling.
There was a nudge at your right side, soft and reminding, but not with force. Reno’s eyes met your own before they fell onto your lips, “Are you alright?”
Your ears drowned out Kafka and Kikoru as they argued, may that have been about battle strategy or personal vendettas they had grown for another, your focus shifted.
It was a simple question, not intruding or trying to make sense of your emotion with knowledge. Simply asking. And your eyes softened. “Never better.”
From then on, Reno’s presence seemed to haunt your own, a quiet shadow that became light in your routines. You would encounter him in the halls, training area and outside the building. Though your meetings were always inevitable.
He never intruded, never came to close and never forced words out of you, he simply stayed in the silence you excused as acquaintance.
You learned his shape and he learned your silence. You read his body language, calculating his thoughts while he waited for your words, observing you. He became a constant.
You shared hollow pants in a room full of gear, you advising and guiding him to find his own fighting style. When you suggested he changed his bullets to a different material, a crystal blue of ice, he mocked you with a grin. “I thought there was no use for people who freeze.”
“Dangerous game you’re playing.” You retorted.
“Then stop losing.”
You stood up from where you sat on the floor, feet padding lightly as you made your way to stand and stop in front of him, your breath mixing with his. His eyes were still annoyingly beautiful, unwavering. “I don’t lose.”
He smiled, the corners of his mouth crinkling slightly, “I know.”
“then I’ll just have to make them more obvious from now on, Captain Narumi.” —ft. Narumi Gen
Continuation of "I Like.. captain Narumi?"
Prompt: After overusing Kaiju Weapon No. 6 for the sake of Gen Narumi, your emotional capabilities became impaired. Yet somehow, despite feeling detached from almost everything else, your feelings for Narumi only became stronger. Basically this is you declaring war your love
Tags: Gen Narumi x Reader, OC, Obsessive Reader, Numbers Weapon No. 6, Emotionally Impaired Reader, Awkward Narumi, Mutual Weirdness, Major OOC, Canon Divergence, Not Canonically Accurate.